Beat Breeze AI Radio
Your brand's own radio station in every store.
Set it up once, and an AI host runs it. The host talks between the songs in every store on the station: your promos, the local weather and your brand's stories.
For supermarkets, convenience stores, retail, fast food and coffee chains
What a store hears
The host talks over the music.
21 seconds of a supermarket's station on a hot afternoon. The music dips while the host talks and comes back when she's done.
Maya · Harbour Market Radio
The full tour in 71 seconds.
Harbour Market and Maya are fictional examples made for this demo. The voice comes from the same engine Radio uses, and the music is from the Beat Breeze catalogue.
How it works
Set it up once, in five steps.
1
Describe your brand
Say how the station should feel and what the host talks about. Add the topics it must never raise.
2
Choose a host
Give the host a name, a voice and a personality. Pick a main language and, if you like, mix in a little of a second one.
3
Add your promos
Enter the facts: product, price, dates. The host writes new wording for every break and says those facts word for word.
4
Pick the music
Keep what your stores already play, choose up to five playlists, or let AI plan the week.
5
Go on air
Hear a sample hour first. Then choose your stores and go on air.
Talk level sets how often the host speaks: Light, Normal, Busy, Chatty or Music only, with different levels for different times of day.
Regional editions
Local where it matters.
A regional edition gives a group of stores its own host language, local weather and promos. Weather is per region, so a store never hears another city's weather. Stores outside an edition hear the main station.
Main station
Bangkok
- Host speaks
- English, mixed with a little Thai
- Weather
- Local weather
- Promos
- Promos for all stores
North region
Chiang Mai · Chiang Rai
- Host speaks
- Thai, mixed with a little English
- Weather
- Local weather
- Promos
- Just for here: 1 promo
South region
Phuket · Hat Yai
- Host speaks
- Thai, mixed with a little English
- Weather
- Local weather
- Promos
- Just for here: 2 promos
The host speaks 31 languages and accents, including Malay, Thai, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Mandarin and local English accents, and can mix two of them.
HQ control
Every line is checked before it airs.
Promos keep the facts you entered. The host writes new wording each time, and nothing unchecked ever airs.
A check rejects any script with a price, date or number that isn't on the promo card.
A second check compares the recorded voice with the script.
Never politics, accidents or competitors. Topics you switch off are blocked too.
Stores can't change the station. Head office sets it up and controls it.
On air
PauseMaya on air in 12 stores
Next break · Promo · over a song intro
“Hot afternoon? The mango sticky rice kit is two for 99 baht, this weekend only.”
Pause
For 1 hour · Until tomorrow morning · Until I resume
Aired · Last 24 hours
46 played · 2 missed
- 2:31 PMPromoMango sticky rice kitPlayed in 12
- 2:14 PMTime and weatherAfternoon openPlayed in 11 · missed in 1
- 1:52 PMBrand storyFresh bread from 6 AMPlayed in 12
Proof of play
See every break that aired.
The Aired log shows each break, where it played and where it missed, and why. Marketing gets a record of every in-store promo, including a supplier's promo you run as a promo card.
Music
Licensed music from the Beat Breeze catalogue.
Royalty-free and licensed for business use. You can add your own jingles and stings as the station sound.
Keep what my stores play
The host talks over each store's own Beat Breeze music.
I'll choose
Mix up to five playlists, or use one of your weekly schedules.
Let AI choose
AI plans the week from your brief, with different music by time of day and for weekends.
Questions
Before you book a demo.
- Is it live radio?
- No. Each hour's breaks are made about 20 minutes ahead and checked before they air, so nothing unchecked ever airs.
- How do you stop the host getting a price wrong?
- Prices, dates and offers go on the promo card as facts the host says word for word. A check rejects any script with a price, date or number that isn't on the card, and a second check compares the recorded voice with the script.
- Can different regions hear different things?
- Yes. A regional edition gives a group of stores its own host language, local weather and promos. Weather is per region, so a store never hears another city's weather. Stores outside an edition hear the main station.
- Which languages can the host speak?
- 31 host languages and accents, including Malay, Thai, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Mandarin and local English accents. A host can mix two languages.
- Can store staff change the station?
- No. Head office sets up the station and controls it: Pause, Skip and Never say this. Topics head office switches off are blocked by a script check.
- Where does the music come from?
- From the licensed, royalty-free Beat Breeze catalogue. Keep your stores' current Beat Breeze music, choose playlists, or let AI plan the week. You can upload your own jingles for the station sound.
- What does it cost?
- Radio is in every Beat Breeze account. Going on air needs a paid plan and uses AI credits: up to a set number an hour while stores are open, shared by all the stores on the station.
Plans and credits are on the pricing page.
Hear what your own station could sound like.
Tell us about your stores, and we'll walk you through setting up a station for them.